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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1899
Page
3
Fragmented clipping records a mix of local events in the city and distant mentions, including courthouse matters, railroad discussions, and social visits. Names such as Grant and Whitney appear amid notes on legal actions, meetings, and community happenings.
An older newspaper blurb promotes a white wine based remedy claimed to treat consumption and throat infections. It asserts the product cleanses the throat and lungs, listing sizes 25 and 56 ctw and credits SHLARRAR & OLLAND successors to BS bh.
Fragmented notes report a Spanish loan of 40 million to Urquyo for Cuba arreas amid clashes between police and populace near Havana. Wounded range up to 40, with serious injuries, while London negotiations and Russian moves threaten treaty port control near New-Chwang and Leae Tong, as China resists Italy.
Misread notes mention IVs and stone related imagery as the campaign advances. The fragment hints at Goong Po amid travel and campaign stress, suggesting a tough road ahead with critics and obstacles. Further context from the original article would clarify individuals and stakes.
The passage notes a candidate for Ceartslinige George VP and hints at the stakes of the election. It mentions Stone and many men who would preside with dignity and ability if not dedicating sleepless nights to the results, and references Mr Stoo praising his long sought approach.
George B. Horton, master of the state grange, urges voters to endorse an appellate court as an intermediate between the excus and a late supreme court. He argues it would ease the burden on the high court and recommends readers study newspaper articles for statistics before voting.
The text discusses sugar production in the United States and colonies including the Philippines and Cuba. It notes production totals from three years prior, claims the industry faces destruction without protective duties, and describes how producers, banks, and transport networks plan a strong congressional push. It also reflects on historical sugar origins and trade with Spain, citing 1807 figures for Philippine and Spanish exports.
An old advertisement touts a cough remedy described as the best cure for cold in one day when taken timely. It markets “SHARKAR & MULNOLLAND” as the sellers and mentions 25 and sects with an address on Webls.
A polluted OCR page reports a chaotic St Louis political meeting with inconsistent prose. Delegates convened to nominate city officers and school board candidates amid strong party tensions and unclear results.
20 Tehe Row Sip le Mairks Conmtable Fornin Alilbrran L sear Ke Xeni 2 EK Sutphin Lijy Newell Staith Ounstable
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with claims of internal remedies targeting the blood. It promotes a patent medicine approach, listing “experts” and offering testimonials, and directs readers to purchase from Toledo druggists.
Secretary of War Alphr and aides plan a visit to Cuba. Honolulu figure Princess Kaiulani is dead. In Chicago, Count Von Biedenfeld was acquitted of Chas McDonald murder. Lord Chief Justice Baron Russell to succeed Baron Herschel on the Anglo American commission. Spain’s queen regent signs decrees dissolving the cortes and convoking a new parliament and authorizing arrears pay for repatriated troops.
Nervous people suffer themselves and spread distress to others. They are fretful, easily worried, and react to minor annoyances with heightened pulse and startle responses. Such states require prompt attention to restore composure and health.
A damaged OCR style notice lists several township clerk and treasurer names and roles, urging Sevilly Beliany and Pri Ric latnships residents to vote and work early. It references municipal offices, elections, and public duties with numerous names and titles scattered throughout.
A compact view of Wilhelm II as an ardent patron of the arts in Germany and Russia, showing his encouragement of painters sculptors and scholars while noting the political limits of a throne driven influence. The passage weaves in quotes from periodical prints about society and culture of the era.
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